We spoke with actor & educator Kami Cotler recently who told us how The Waltons set doubled as an inventive, hands-on classroom & her career as a teacher & administrator was rooted in her own  education, a unique hybrid of on-set tutors & public schools! youtube.com/watch?v=xtr8Z-…

I'm listening to "A Modern Take on Folk Tales & Industry Inclusivity" with Mindy Sterling, Debra Wilson and John Paizis by Media Path Podcast podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/a-m… #iTunes #Podcast #NowPlaying

EPISODE 106 Godzilla (minus Pete) from Middle Class Film Class joins Nicole and Ryan to talk about Paul Thomas Anderson's 2002 film, Punch-Drunk Love. With a fantastic Jon Brion score and "He Needs Me", originally from Robert Altman's Popeye, the music of the film is as memorable as the visuals.

We recently spoke with Don Most on the show about the the magic formula that brought Happy Days to fruition and created a lasting legacy + his successful singing career (a BBC reviewer called him, “The new Sinatra”), latest acting roles & much more! apple.co/3BFeNvC

Happy Birthday to the amazing Annie Potts, the Ghostbusters, Designing Women & Young Sheldon actress joined us recently to discuss her career + all of her wonderful charity work and causes which she supports! #BOTD youtu.be/mMCznHBNQ64?si…

Harry Shearer is with us this week! He’s got news about the Spinal Tap sequel, addresses the Principal Skinner backstory controversy which angered Simpsons fans + experience on SNL, working with legends like Jack Benny, Fred Willard, Albert Brooks & much more, coming Thursday!

Teri Garr appeared as a dancer in 9 of Elvis Presley’s movies. Her she is in Roustabout (1964).

We spoke with Harry Shearer this week about everything from The Credibility Gap to Spinal Tap II + SNL, Nixon & a new project using today’s cutting edge motion capture technology, Trump Anti-Social A Message For Kamboola, with Harry as Trump, on Youtube apple.co/3CjdqTq

Today in 1968, Shirley Chisholm made hiistory becoming the first Black woman elected to Congress. So go vote and as she said, “be as bold as the first man to eat an oyster.”

Recently we were joined by David Junk & Fred Bronson to talk about their book Rockin’ The Kremlin, chronicling David's time as a record exec in “the wild, wild east" (Post-Soviet Russia), a unique window between Gorbachov’s Glasnost & Putin’s rise to power youtu.be/RbccK4Jdx88

Author of ‘Norman Lear: His Life and Times’ Tripp Whetsell chats with us about the groundbreaking series (and spin-offs) created by the legend, his remarkable energy and work ethic & much more + producer/director Andrew Jameson on his new project Faces of the City, new Thursday!

Who remembers watching B. J. and the Bear: the early years on NBC?

Garry Marshall was #BOTD, 1934. His impact on the industry as a brilliant director & producer is unmatched. Every story we've heard about him on the show feels magical, most recently from Donny Most; Cindy Williams & Marion Ross also delighted us with their memories of the legend

Writer Tripp Whetsell joins us for a deep dive into the epic life and groundbreaking work of Norman Lear! Wielding the sledgehammer of humor, Mr. Lear broke down the doorway to open conversations about race, bigotry, feminism, menopause, alcoholism & more youtu.be/J_j2dK8BxP0

Since 1998, Performing Arts Studio West has been assisting performers with intellectual & physical disabilities; founder John Paizis + Debra Wilson & Mindy Sterling spoke with us about PASW's new project, a storybook with a twist, Mother Goose Reanimated! youtu.be/4xp9xEoFQN8

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